File 15 - Jardine, James : postcard, leather, addressed to Jas. Jardine, Hespeler, from an unidentified correspondent in Arthur, Ont., Oct. 2, 1907.

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Jardine, James : postcard, leather, addressed to Jas. Jardine, Hespeler, from an unidentified correspondent in Arthur, Ont., Oct. 2, 1907.

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The Jardine family of Hespeler, Ont. originated in Scotland, near Glasgow. William Jordan, (Jardine), collier, married Catherine Bell in 1814. Andrew Bell Jardine, their son, a machinist, married Isabella Dawson in 1844 and came to Canada from Scotland ca. 1854. He and his family moved from Toronto to Hespeler, Ont. ca. 1862 to start a foundry business. This was A.B. Jardine Co. Ltd., one of the pioneer industries of the area, which Andrew owned in partnership with other family members including James Jardine, Peter Jardine and James Dawson.

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Stamped humourous postcard with a picture of a mason "riding the goat." No message included.

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